Frank Paris

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Frank Paris
Statistics
Ring name(s)	Air Paris Fabulous Frank Ott Frank Ott Kid Ego
Billed height	6 ft 1 in (185 cm)
Billed weight	185 lb (84 kg)
Born	May 1977 Atlanta, Georgia
Debut	1997

Frank Paris (born in Atlanta, Georgia in May 1977) is an American professional wrestler better known by his ring name of "Air Paris". He primarily wrestled on the independent circuit and for NWA Wildside where he won the NWA North American Heavyweight title and after losing the belt to "Wildcat" Chris Harris then later win the Wildside Junior Heavyweight Title before dropping the title to A.J Styles whom he was feuding with. WCW talent scout Terry Taylor would go on to sign both Styles and Paris to developmental deals in 2000.

1 WCW
2 Wrestling facts
3 Championships and accomplishments
4 References
5 External links

[edit] WCW

Air Paris teamed with fellow enhancement talents James Storm, Cory Williams and Mike Rapada to job to KroniK in a four on two handicap match on WCW Worldwide. He would then be placed in a tag team with A.J Styles and further on job to tag teams Jaime Knoble & Evan Karagias, Elix Skipper & Kid Romeo but managing to defeat Alex Wright and Disco Inferno. They then debuted as "Air Raid" in March 2001 the gimmick of both men dressing in flight suits when making their entrance. They competed on the last episode of WCW Thunder in March 2001 in a losing effort to the Jung Dragons. When WCW was bought out by the WWF Air Raids contract was not picked up due to lack of wrestling experience. After the demise of WCW and NWA Wildside Paris now competes on the Georgia indy circuit.